Bayswater Inn

8-16 Princes Square, Bayswater, Westminster, Bayswater, Greater London, England

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About Bayswater Inn

The Bayswater Inn provides service, comfort and quality of an exceptionally high standard. Situated in a quiet residential square in the heart of London's West End. The Bayswater Inn is perfectly located to enjoy London at its best. Close by, Queensway provides a large choice of ethnic and traditional restaurants and the well-known Whiteley's Shopping Centre. Communications are excellent with Bayswater and Queensway underground stations just a short walk from the hotel. Paddington Heathrow Express is approximately 10 minutes away from the Hotel. The location is ideal for Oxford Street, Marble Arch, Portobello Road Antiques Market, Madame Tussaud's, Buckingham Palace, the sophisticated shopping of Knightsbridge, spectacular theatreland, the glittering West End and Piccadilly Circus - famous for its night life. A short stroll through the delightful Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park will bring you to some of London's finest museums and the world-famous Royal Albert Hall. Our Clubhouse Coffee Shop/Restaurant/Bar situated on the ground floor overlooks the garden opposite providing a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere.

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